Regarding database migration and server hardware.

Hi Experts,
We have Oracel 10g database running on HP-UX 11i V1 on RP7400 server i.e. PARISC architecture. We are planning to do database migration from Oracle to MaxDB. But we are also planning to upgrade the server i.e. new server which is having ITANIUM architecture and also planning to upgrade the HP-UX operating system version from HP-UX 11i V1 to HP-UX 11i V3.
Please let me know how to proceed with this migration?
Thanks,
Narendra

> You just export the database (selecting maxdb that he copies the nessesary ddl files) and then install you new system.
> After that you can use sapinst to install / load the sap system using the export.
One may need to use table splitting (dowtime reduction), one may need special load arguments for R3load, SMIGR_CREATE_DDL etc. - so it's not as easy as just exporting and importing
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